TROUBLESHOOTING
Sometimes a simple operational error or a mistake in the wiring can appear to be a problem with the unit. Before having the unit serviced, refer to the troubleshooting chart below.
Symptom | Cause | Solution |
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The compact disc does not play | The volume control is turned | Turn up the volume control. |
when inserted into the unit. | down. |
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| The power connections are not | Check the +12V and ground |
| wired correctly. | connections. |
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No sound is coming out. | The speaker code connection is | Check the connection of the |
| incomplete. | speaker code, and press the |
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| ON/OFF button. |
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No power. | The vehicle ignition is switched | Switch the ignition to the "ON" |
| off. | or "ACC" position. |
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| The fuse is blown. | Replace the fuse with another |
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| 15A fuse. |
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The unit does not work properly | The microcomputer has been | Eject the disc, then insert it |
(Eject, Load, Play). | affected by electrical noise. | again. |
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The sound from the CD player | The road surface is rough. | Wait for the road surface to |
skips. |
| improve before playing a disc. |
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| The unit is not mounted | Install the unit securely. |
| securely. |
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| The disc is defective. | Try another disc. If it plays |
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| properly, the first disc may be |
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| defective. |
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| The disc is dirty. | Clean the disc as explained on |
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| pages |
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No radio reception. | The antenna cable is not | Insert the antenna cable firmly |
| connected. | into the antenna jack on the |
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| unit. |
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The radio does not stop on any | The signals are weak. | Select a station using manual |
stations when automatic tuning |
| tuning. |
is used. |
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